The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-30
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE.
EXAMINATION AND EXHIBITION.

The annual examination OF the
pupils attending st. Louis College
has occupied most of the week.
Parents, friends aud others inter
ested in the institution have at-
tended daily. The universal testi-
mony Of visitors is favorable to the
boys and their instructors. The
examination closed on Thursday.
The exhibition was held in their
hall, yesterday afternoon. The
building was filed to overlooking
not even standing room for those
who got there after the exercises
commenced. The stage and its
appointments were arranged as in q
theater, while the orchestra (made
up from the pupils of the school)
sat below and Immediately in front
of the stage. Their playing through
out the entertainment was remark
ably fine and would have done credit
to much older organization.
Among those present were Prin-
cess Liliuokalani, Princess Kaiulani,
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Hon. Chas.
r. Bishop. President of the Board
of Education; Senior A. de Souza
Canavarro, Consul and Commits
sioner for Portugal; Monsieur Lau-
rent Cochelet, Consul and Com
missioner for France; and a large
number of the elite and beauty of
Honolulu. The programme consist
ing of two parts, was as follows =
PART |.
Overture-Popular Medley........
..................F. q. Rathburn
College Orchestra.
Neutrality-suspicious. ..........
Seven Small Boys
Address. ............ Eli Crawford
Song-The Little Tradesman.....
............,.... College Choir
Dialogue-Poor George. ........
Geo. Cooper, JAS. Crowder, FIR.
Quincy, L. Reynolds, Aug. Viera.
lie Val d'Amour .. Junior Orchestra
The GREAT ELIXIR.
Dr. Virgins ........ Eli Crawford
Doctors Asst ......... VIM. Crook
Doctors Errand Boy. Chas. Murray
Doctors Patients ....,..........
Mr.. Grenbax (deaD, V. Fernandez;
Mr.. Aspen (nervous), Jno. Aiu;
Mr.. Fitzpatrick (stuttering), VIM.
CueIho.
Captain (undersized MANI, Chas.
Ross;
Charles, chemist - dissatisfied
heir), Thos. Sylvia;
Charles Friends-Fr. and ii. Ber-
telmann.
PART II.
0verture-Poet and Peasant. .....
..............C College Orchestra
Chorus-Birds of the North. .....
.................. College Choir
Medley-Anon Junior Orchestra
THE ENCHANTED VIOLIN.
Tamorante ,.... Jas. Thompson
leo (his SERVANT. ........ Jas. Lloyd
Dwarf good genius). VIM. Cuelho
Solomon "a miser) Nv. Fernandez
Judge. ................E Eli Crawford
Elders ...................
Jos. Fabian, b. Peter, Thos. Sylvia,
FIR. Bertelmann, p. Sylvia, j. Ma
kainai.
Guards NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
..,.S. kaleiopu and w. Hoapili
Chorus-Come, Where the Lilies
Bloom. ,.,..,,,..C College Choir
Distribution of Premiums.
America. ,.... College Orchestra
The opening overture by the Col
lege Orchestra was remarkably we'll
rendered and loudly applauded.
The next number on the pro-
gramme, recitation, was unique
in conception. There were seven
small boys all wearing shield on
their breasts and as each in turn
recited verse, they turned the
shield and when the last one had
finished, the word "Welcome"
was displayed. The next was an
by Eli Crawford. He re-
viewed the struggles of the pupils
during the last year to acquire
knowledge. He referred kindly to
the teachers, who bad borne the
task OF ipstructing and training
them, and that they merited their
love and esteem and that
they should remember them as their
most generous benefactors. He
ended his remarks by thanking the
audience for their attendance and
hoped that the entertainment would
be source of pleasure and salts.
faction.
The next number, The Little
Tradesman, when the curtain arose
it disclosed to the audience a NUM-
Der of boys working at different
trades and singing as they worked.
This was the piece de'resistance Of
The first part, and carried the au-
lience by storm. They insisted upon
an encore, which was heartily res
bonded to.
Poor Georgia, dialogue, was
given by five boys in very effec-
i've manner. A notable feature
vas the singing by George Cooper
behind the scenes. Next a selec-
ion LIE Val glamour was rem
Tered by the Junior Orchestra in
inc style, and Explanations of sur
)rlse could be heard in different
PARTS of the hall at the proficiency